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My name's Jonathan Pinnock. I lead a dual life. In one half of this, I run a software development company called Jonathan Pinnock and Associates. If you've come here looking for that, here's where you need to go.However, if you've come here to find out about the other half of my life, as a writer of fiction and non-fiction, you've come to the right place.
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Books
Mrs Darcy versus the Aliens was published by Proxima Books in September 2011.
The Scott Prize-winning short story collection Dot(.), Dash(-) will be published by Salt in 2012.
Feb
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Mirror, Mirror
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Hey, that was quick. Only a couple of days after being accepted, ”Mirror, Mirror” is now up at Every Day Fiction. It’s slightly lighter and fluffier than my usual fare, although with a certain amount of gratuitous violence towards the end. The piece started life as an entry in the weekly Café Doom Flash Challenge (I may have mentioned that one before 
), before growing into a more substantial piece for Task 1 in the current SlingInk Eurofiction competition. Which reminds me: Task 9 is due in on Wednesday, and I haven’t written a word yet …
Related posts:
- Milton Keynes Speakeasy Competition 2008
- Twisted Tongue
- Another insanely rapid acceptance!
- The Oddville Press
- Anniversary Feast
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one of the advantages of putting a story out there 365 days a year. When a good one comes along (that’s a compliment, BTW) it’s out there almost before you know it.
It puts you off submitting to other publications, doesn’t it?
Doesn’t it just. Especially the ones that take several months to fail to reply to you. And I do like the mix there as well – I can’t think of anywhere else that has quite the same balance of literary, genre and frivolous stuff.
And thanks for your comment, BTW!